Le Perche

Sunday brunch in the back patio mostly enclosed greenhouse feel. Beautiful and cozy. Loved the French toast, the breakfast sandwich. Would recommend

Absolutely loved having a bachelorette brunch here! Food was beyond incredible and the pricing is very fair and reasonable. We all loved and obsessed over the focaccia bread. The staff were incredibly kind in that a friend lost her necklace and they called us saying they found it. Above and beyond service and staff- would highly recommend to anyone and everyone

Perfection. Properly prepared omelette with simple creamy herby filling accompanied by bitter greens. The chocolate croissant was one of the best I’ve ever had. I recommend eating it outside!! It was crisp, layered, and crumbled/melted all over my face. No photo of that ha!

On our driving trip to upstate NY and Mass last Sept, we found this nice place to have breakfast. Right on the main street so easy to find. We ordered omelets, fried eggs, bacon,- the usual breakfast stuff. Food came out fairly fast and was hot so we were happy. Coffee was also quite good. We will definitely stop here again the next time we are in Hudson.

The food was absolutely outstanding. The leeks in the croque madame were a really nice and delicate touch. The French Toast is unbelievable! The inside is so soft and custard like with a hint of lemon and vanilla. The curried lentils are really good too. The young lady helping us was very kind and sweet and made some great recommendations!

I had an incredible experience at Le Perche in Hudson, NY! The customer service was exceptional – warm, friendly, and attentive. The interior of the bakery had such a charming, aesthetic vibe, making it the perfect place for a relaxed brunch. The food was absolutely delicious; I had a great cup of coffee and everything was perfectly crafted. I even took home some focaccia, which was just as amazing. The whole experience felt very traditional, yet modern in its own way. Highly recommend it for anyone in the area! Only suggestion would be to add a vegetarian sandwich.

Great atmosphere but food was not worth the price on the menu. Croque Madame was overcooked … crispy to the point of not being able to cut it with knife and fork. Brioche French toast had an exterior crust nearly impenetrable and the interior, which should have been custard-like, was dense and chewy. Not enough syrup. Maybe it was a tough day in the kitchen but quality needs to be better when you’re paying those prices. Manager was sweet, though, and took them off the bill.

1. We were seated at a table that was not wiped down. We requested to move. 2. Our server did not know what one of the menu items was. 3. I was not offered milk to cream for my coffee. When asked it was brought to the table. With something in it. 4. The server did not ask "is there anything else I can get you" nor did she check on us during our meal. 5. There was no salt/pepper on the table. 6. There was a hair in my wife's food. When she notified the manager, he did nothing - did not come to our table to apologize nor did he offer another dish. These are all restaurant basics. We both ordered the short rib hash. It was not flavorful and it was mostly potatoes. The short rib hash was certainly not worth $26. I do not recommend. We will not be going back.

I had a lovely Saturday brunch here with friends! We began our morning at the farmers market and then walked over for our reservation here. The restaurant is quite large, and I loved the outdoor seating area, but we ended up sitting inside. I ordered a cappuccino and the Tuscan Kale Pesto which were both delicious. I actually couldn't finish my entree because I was sneaking bites of my friend's French toast and my other friend's Short Rib Hash. To be honest, I wouldn't order the French toast as an individual entree because it's so huge and doesn't come with anything. It's literally just a giant piece of bread. It's good, but it would be better shared among the table. I loooved the seasoning of the potatoes in the Short Rib Hash. I ate more than I should have.

We came for brunch and they were out of most baked goods, i guess that means they're very popular but the brunch dishes sadly did not make up for it that day. We tried the croque madame and the gooey mushy French toast brick. I guess people love it? I did not. They had cinnamon rolls which were VERY good so an extra star for that and the coffee was alright. Cheers.

Came here for brunch with friends and the service was great. The food was great. I believe I ordered the chicken sandwich and it was on point, crispy, and in great portion. The coffee was great as well, enough to wake me up to head back home. The backyard was spacious and cozy for brunch on a Sunday. I'd love to come back again here for more quality time enjoyment : ) P.S. I didn't get to try out the bakery and they look alright from the visual

When looking for a Sunday Brunch in Hudson NY, this place looked like one of the best choices. However, there were not that many options. We had a 12pm reservation, and arrived to a line out the door. If a dreary day brought diners out, this place must be good. To be fair, many were in line for the bakery located inside the restaurant. We were seated in the dining room; which was a big, loud old room that had a fire place, high ceilings, and wooden floors that shifted and squeaked anytime someone walked by. Not too annoying, by any means. The young waiter was great. Attentive, fast and friendly. We started with a dbl espresso, a chocolate croissant and a Kouign-amann. Unfortunately, none of the baked goods we chose were available. They were out of a lot of selections. Hence, the line. We were able to get a Cinnamon Roll. Which was good. For mains; Le Perche Croque Madame and French Toast. More like a brick of bread, stuffed with custard and topped with way too little syrup. It was so different and just plain dumb. I ate about half of it and then lost interest. The Croque Madame was nothing special. My wife makes way better sandwiches at home. We didn't look at a dessert menu and didn't stop by the bakery on our way out. We had enough let downs for the day.

This place is a 9/10 perfection. Honestly inspiring the balance of upstate country charm, French influences, and that spectacular garden. The service is polite and fresh without feeling stuffy. It's all so bright and inviting that you can be lulled into a sense of perfection until, that is, you hear it: The Music. Music should be the last thing on anyone's mind at a restaurant, until it's terrible. The post-modern country bleating soundtrack is so far out of place I thought I'd left heaven and was about to race head first down a dirt road in the Permian basin, mad as hell that Tiffany just slept with my cousin. The music, I'm sure, has its place, but it's not here. Turn it down, turn it off, or change it to anything gentle, unassuming, and charming like the rest of the garden. For god's sake, don't destroy this otherwise perfect ambiance.

A perfect neighborhood lunch spot with excrement friendly service and great non-typical food choices. Not boring! Perfect for dining alone, a business lunch, a celebration, or any reason you're eating out. Excellent bread and pastries to take home too

Le Perche is a cute restaurant on a popular street in Hudson! My friend and I stopped in for lunch after a hike and it was a perfect spot. They have a good variety on their menu and we both opted for the spicy chicken sandwich. It was delicious! Definitely spicy but very flavorful and done well. The chicken was great! The staff was also really attentive given how busy it was but everything went smoothly. We also checked out their variety of bread and baked goods which seemed super popular and I would love to be back to try those as well.

French toast is incredible! It's a thick piece of toast, almost as big a a full loaf!

I've been living in Hudson for a year now and Le Perche is one of my regular weekly haunts for coffee, pastries, awesome baguettes, or brunch. The quality is amazing and you can't go wrong with anything on the menu - it's all good. But what makes the place is the awesome humans that make you feel completely at home whether it's your first visit of 50th. Def a fave place and one of the best breakfasts in town. Dog-friendly too!

Killer French toast! Be prepared -- very unusual and delightful. Great service. Pleasant and comfy neighborhood vibe.

I hate writing bad reviews. We were expecting a cozy, warm restaurant with a lunch menu that had some variety. What we experienced weas a cold, drafty, noisy, packed joint with inexperienced waitstaff. The lunch menu of the day was limited. The spicy chicken sandwich was greasy and WAY too breaded. The roll is was on was VERY stale. The so-called "Turkish" lentil soup was underspiced except for hot pepper. The waitperson acted like he was stoned. We weren't expecting a 5-star experience; but at least a place that we would want to come back to. But Le Perche didn't measure up.

Le Perche is a little French restaurant tucked away in Hudson. They have a few tables outdoor (which is great during the summertime) and several tables indoor including counter top. There were also tables in the back patio that were enclosed when I visited with heat lamps and honestly, the set up made it so cute. Our server was David and he was an absolute gem, constantly checking up on us and making sure everything was great. Our group ordered quite a bit of things but some notable standouts were the tivoli mushroom toast and the mussels which had this sweet and spicy sauce with a slice of bread soaked underneath all that goodness. I would have preferred the slice of bread on the side to dip but delicious regardless. Get the focaccia and their croissants as well. Croissants were flaky and super buttery. Fries are also fried so perfectly with aioli so highly recommend that as well. I'll be back again next time for sure!

While in town we stopped here for breakfast with friends. The selections on the menu ranged from breakfast fare to lunch sandwiches. The descriptions made it difficult to decide on what to eat. Our table finally opted for French toast, breakfast sandwich, hash & potatoes, croissant and the croque Madame. Everyone loved their selections- the pastries and bread were exquisite - the largest flakiest croissant I've ever seen, same with the monster sized French toast! The ham egg and cheese on brioche was tasty, the sautéed leeks on the sourdough croque Madame with ham and Gruyère was a great choice. The corned beef hash with potatoes was flavorful and quite decadent. Freshly squeezed orange juice & fresh berry lemonade paired nicely. Our server was friendly and attentive. Ambience was great and the outdoor dining space was very cute. Highly recommend them for breakfast or brunch.

Super cute branch place in downtown Hudson. There is a great outdoor seating area in the back that is enclosed. The focaccia bread was absolutely fantastic with just the right amount of salt and super fluffy inside. The portion is also ginormous, definitely a great value. On the flip side, the duck hash was just meh, I wish they gave you more salsa and the flavor was a bit bland. The tuna tartare was good and well seasoned. Service was friendly and prompt.

Service was great!!! Our waitress was Makayla was really good. Food wasn't as I expected. We looked at reviews and it featured French cuisine, but when we got there the menu had Asian inspired food. Milk Bread French toast and kimchee fried rice. Hmmm... Asian not French. What kinda turn us off was when we first came in. The guy at the front asked my wife and I do we have reservations. Of course we said no, there was a couple guys that walked in after us, same thing no reservation. But he tells us follow him. He takes us up a staircase up to a room very secluded and very dead. Only two there couples were up there. The ambience in that dead room was very awkward because you somewhat become self conscious talking. It's like in a library you don't want to disturb others. Anyway, We have our meals which was ok. Nothing to write home about. The milk bread French toast. It was crusty and hard on the outside actually burnt and hard. The inside was soft but no flavor. The Le Perche croque madame was not too good, unless you like leeks. A whole lot of leeks. Did I mention a lot of leeks? And their freshly squeezed orange juice came in sour. Guess it wasn't too fresh. Makayla changed it out and the second glass was worse!!! I've had freshly squeezed orange juice before, that was not it!!! The food wasn't that good, but Makayla made it ok by her good service. After our meal we walk down the stairs and we see the two guys that came in after us sitting down in the main area!!! What was that about? We were wondering why he stuck us up there, the main area was empty. Hmm, whatever... maybe we didn't fit the "decor" downstairs. To think of it, the other two couples that were put up in the upstairs room didn't gel well with the downstairs "decor" either. Well, if anything, it was an experience. Would we go again? Probably not. Overrated expensive food. Gonna try REAL French cuisine later.

If you want a French toast larger than your face to stuff your face with and then turn into a French toast to be served with syrup, you've come to the right place. After reading so many raving reviews about Le Perche, this was the perfect spot to walk into for brunch as the last service of a cold lil Saturday afternoon. We were fortunate enough to find a walk-in option and really enjoy an awesome Saturday brunch with our friends. After driving for a little over an hour, we were definitely starving and excited to stuff our faces with anything we could see, especially those flaky croissants ***that I didn't end up ordering*** because I asked for a random inexistent ricotta toast from like 5 years ago and they recommended the French toast instead. Like what is wrong with me?????? So I ordered that toast. Zero regrets. I'm not even a french toast girl, waffles let's GO. It was thicccccccccccccccc looked a bit on the darker side and I was not ready for what was coming: a crispy on the outside, soft, triple moist, flan-like, lemony center that was to die for. Best choice of my afternoon in Hudson! It's of course topped with syrup AND doesn't need to be remoisturized because of how incredibly made that french toast is. We ordered drinks, breakfast sandwiches and I had my eye on that cheesy onion soup that's perfect for a cold, winter day. The owner was SO nice that at the end of the shift, since they'd be closed for a few days, they gifted us some of the leftover baked goods. We were head over heels. Loved the food, loved the service and can't wait to be back! What started from oh, I can't wait to have a chocolate croissant and coffee ended up with French toasts and french margaritas. What in the world? Only at Le Perche. Loved my decisio

AMAZING! Great food, great service and great atmosphere! Really great spot with nice servers! Coffee was average but still good. French toast was basically a whole loaf of bread and egg sandwich was very savory and cheesy. Portion sizes are great and food is SO WORTH IT!!!!!

Food was okay, a rustic French aesthetic. The service was brilliant with waiters but the chefs would not accommodate allergy requests. Had to return one duck plate because of the chefs terrible service accommodation. Our group ordered duck( was dry and undercooked that also lacked duck, which was over cooked), French onion, focaccia ( which was just salt/oily) not the best, crab fried rice( over cooked and under seasoned) , oat chai latte which was delicious, and almond croissant that was flaky and decent. I would just get the bakery options and the scrambled egg or French toast. Don't order the main entrees.

We had our best meal in Hudson at Le Perche. Lovely ambiance- we sat in an interior courtyard that was protected from the elements. The staff were very nice. Our meal was unrushed. The food was excellent. My wife had the mushroom fried rice, which was different and unique. I felt the same way about the duck confit hash. There is a working bakery onsite and we saw some great looking baked goods being carried around. We would happily return.

We stopped by Le Perche the on a Saturday for brunch. Luckily they were busy, but not so busy we couldn't get seated right away. We had heard many good things and couldn't wait to try this place! The atmosphere is very cute and charming. They have a bigger patio out back, but that being said I'd still recommend a reservation just to make sure you don't have to wait for larger groups. Our server was great! She was around when we needed her without being obtrusive. She was very friendly and sweet - I regret not catching her name! Food wise our server recommended the Kale Pesto and IT DELIVERED!! It was delicious and had so much dimension to it!! It was a little spicy and had a nice crunch from the nuts they added. My husband ordered the duck hash and had regrets after he tasted my food. Luckily I shared with him ;) Overall I'd highly recommend checking out Le Perche if you ever find yourself in the area :)

If you're in search of eggs, look no further. There are many, many, egg dishes on the menu for lunch. I really came looking for a hummus sandwich but that must have been a menu from another year. Never mind. I decided to order from what was there. Truth be told, I had little other choice. (Many restaurants in Hudson are not open for lunch and many are not open at all unless it's a weekend.) I had a dish which featured two fried eggs, kale pesto and a slice of bread. The kale pesto was very, very good and there was a lot of it! Also, it's a beautiful space. I forgot to take a picture of the dish but I did take a picture of the patio in the back. If you're going, that's where you should sit.

Came here for breakfast on our way up to the capital. Our server was wonderful. We had spicy chicken sandwiches where were so good and the restaurant is so pretty!

WOW! We stopped by for a random weekday lunch after Xmas and were absolutely blown away! We managed to immediately score two seats at the counter, and received prompt, friendly service. With a line out the door and larger parties getting turned away, we felt lucky (and we were!). The Mushroom Toast was sublime - the best open faced mushroom soup sandwich ever. Is that even a thing? It is now, and it is divine. Crusty bread, runny egg, perfectly cooked mushrooms and a rich (but not overpowering) mushroom cream sauce. Husband had the chicken sandwich. A bit unwieldy but very tasty I'm told. We also watched them sell off most of their bread and pastries as the day wrapped up, all of which looked tempting. Can't wait to go back!

We are on a girls getaway and came here for brunch. The food was great especially the fries, kale pesto and omelette! The French toast was also amazing! The focaccia was delicious but wish it came warm. We had a few changes we requested to our dishes that unfortunately the server didn't remember correctly. Overall great food, would come back.

Got a really sweet waitress. The French onion soup was delicious. The chocolate croissant was very good. The coffee was passable. The menu is limited. Almost everything has cheese in it. I thought they would have pancakes and such. But they don't. It's very pretty inside.

Good food. Omelets was kind of bland but the salad it comes with is somehow flavorful. Large fluffy French toast is great for sharing. Service is attentive and quick. I don't know if there are better places in the area but this is an okay location.

Came up to Hudson for our 5 year anniversary. We were walking down the strip and picked out a couple options. Finally landing here. Great choice. I got the egg sandwich with bacon. The bun was not super thick and was really browned and crispy. It was so good. No ketchup needed. And I'm a ketchup guy. My wife got some Monte Christo thing that was delicious. Her lemonade was banging. I got a coffee and I'm a milk and sugar guy. However I didn't specify and got it black. It was good enough to drink black. Everyone was super friendly and even talked to what I think may have been the manager. He brought the food out. We sat outside and it was so nice out. A light breeze quiet area. Except for a few people who wanted to rev. Comparable to eating outside in Europe.

Was excited about going here during our trip to the area because of how cute it looks from photos, but within 5 min of arriving, I quickly changed my mind and realized this only looks cute from first glance. As we were being seated, I saw an enormous amount of crumbs on the bench seating, and the hostess did not try to help clear or acknowledge at all. Then as a server was trying to clear the table next to us, she spilled coffee and the spoon on the bench seat right next to me, and I was checking if it got on my clothes. She just picked up the spoon, did not acknowledge my closeness to the spill, and left pools of coffee liquid just sitting on the bench. I thought someone would promptly come over with a rag or napkin or anything to soak up the liquid that was continue to absorb into the fabric bench, but nobody came. A lady was seated at this table and she looked down at the splotches that had now fully soaked in, and she just chose to sit while very carefully avoiding it. Not sure what's happening at this place in terms of training and service, but even the man who seemed like the manager did not seem to care. No one said goodbye to use when we passed the host area, even though they saw we were leaving. While it looks pretty, I would not come back to this place or recommend to others until they have figured out their service approach. Felt sloppy and we were happy to get out of there.

A little on the pricey side and it would've been that the the Croque Madame included a side of potatoes for the price. Love the ambience though and the service was good!

There is no better breakfast in town than Le Perche, and they do it very, very well. And yes the French toast is the stuff of legend, and deservedly so. Chefs pay attention to the food, though without fussiness or excess. Mushroom toast is exquisite, and coffee is top notch. Some viennoserie (breakfast pastries) too. Oh and fried oysters! It's a lovely room indoors with good. professional competent servers. And they added lots of outdoor seating in the back for warmer weather. This is a reliable gem in Hudson. A great place to catch up with a friend over a delicious meal in a very pleasant setting.

What a terrible disappointment and, I think, a health risk. I am so sorry to report this because I so wanted to like this place. But, I really have negative things to say. I will add that I write very few one and two star reviews. So, this bad review must really be important to me. Let me start by saying it looks wonderful when you come in. There is a delicious looking collection of pastries in a glass case. The ambiance and vibe is wonderful. And, we loved the back courtyard. It was a great place for lunch. That is why there are two stars instead of one. I ordered an omelette, which the waitress described as s French omelette with French herbs and filled with garnet cheese. There was a side of salad. Now comes the crappy part. The omelette was under cooked. There was nearly raw egg inside. There was not an herb to be seen. And the cheese was a lump on one side of the omelette. So, I mentioned this to the waitress. She looked at me and didn't say a word. I asked to mention it to the chef. Not a word. I left it mostly uneaten on my plate. Not a word. Basically, she didn't care. To make matters worse, my niece ate her poached egg on spaghetti squash. About 30 minutes later, she was running to the bathroom. My wife enjoyed her meal. So, at least there is that. I will not go back here.

Super cute and chic French restaurant, perfect for brunch. We had lunch here and they have excellent menu, prices are fair as well. The food was excellent and front of the restaurant is little cafe/bakery area with the most excellent croissants. Their croissants are flaky, fluffy not greasy or flat. We tried alot of croissant in NYC and Paris and I have to say this place has one of the best! Tried ham and cheese, chocolate and almond. All were very good. We were not so keen on their coffee, it's ok. Our lattes were flat, watered down taste, and it's probably due to the barista techniques. For note, ordered their small latte, double shot so don't think it's the concentration issue.

This was a pit stop we made when we were driving up to the Adirondack Mountains. Line was long but went quickly, and everyone was so pleasant. The serving staff, and the host made everyone feel so welcome, ambiance is on point. Now let's talk about the food: Croissant was huge, crispy, flaky, and buttery. All that you can ask for in a croissant. The French toast came out, hot and piping. Let's say that French toast could of feed a table for four. The middle of the French toast was clustery and had the perfect consistency of a cake. I honestly believe this could of been used as a birthday cake. The croque madame had the perfect consistency and the perfect touch of saltiness. Chicken sandwiches were on point, if there is one item you get, it's the chicken sandwich. Fries were also hot and crunchy on the outside and the middle was soft and hot. Delicious!!!! Worth the two hour drive from NYC.

Visiting for a weekend catskills trip and stumbled upon this place. Extremely cute little quaint setting with many seating locations. (Outdoor curb side, interior bar, interior dining room, outdoor garden area in the back) I just had a cappuccino ($5) and their avocado toast with eggs.. ($24) The food was exceptionally well seasoned and thoroughly enjoyed the staff. I was surprised by the waitress with a to go bag of two croissants which was so thoughtful. Chocolate and a ham and cheese and both were amazing. flakey and buttery. Come to this place for sure and try the menu. I will be back for sure to try more items. The waitress that treated me to these croissants, you are a sweetheart! Thank you very much again.

Super cute spot and dog friendly! I love the cafe/Parisian feel of the place and it's the perfect spot for a weekday afternoon either solo or with a small group. The patio area is dog friendly and all of the tables are pretty spaced out making it extra comfy for everyone! The menu is limited, which isn't a bad thing - Makes deciding what to get a lot easier! We ordered the house made lox + eggs and the duck hash with salsa verde, and a side of fries. The main dishes came out a bit under seasoned but it wasn't anything a little s/p couldn't fix. The fries were delicious and has a perfect crisp. The fries paired well with the house made aioli. For 2 dishes, side of fries and a Bloody Mary it came out to just over $70 - a bit on the pricey side, but the food was fresh and the portions weren't too small.

Wow, such a fantastic little gem of a place in Hudson. Ordered the duck hash, pork sandwich, baguette with jam and butter and a cappuccino. The food was absolutely delicious and unfortunately I didn't get any before photos... everything was devoured quickly. The interior is stunning, loved all the art pieces on the walls. The quaint and cozy outdoor seating options in front of the restaurant and the back are a plus too!

Nestled in Hudson's rapidly gentrified embrace, Le Perch is a beacon for two distinct species: Manhattan expats who fled to upstate during the pandemic and silver-haired property moguls whose aesthetic screams "trust fund chic." Think trust-fund twenty-somethings in cashmere hoodies mingling with sixty-something gentlemen accessorized by bespoke pugs. It's a scene, darling, and the vibe is as curated as an overpriced gallery wall. Now, onto the food: I ordered the roast beef sandwich, which was... fine. Perfectly adequate, if uninspired. The Diet Coke? A carbonation failure so grave it may have come from a generic store-brand nightmare. But the fries--oh, the fries! Crisp, golden, and salty enough to make your taste buds dance. They're the kind of fries you justify paying $10 for because, let's face it, you're already here. We also ordered a baguette for the table, served with pumpkin spread and butter. Points for seasonal charm, but--brace yourself--it wasn't warm. If you're paying for artisanal carbs, they should at least arrive with a cozy glow, right? Service? Polite but unremarkable, with a hostess whose energy hovered somewhere between "meh" and "mercenary." They'll get you seated, but don't expect to be charmed or dazzled along the way. Overall, Le Perch caters perfectly to its niche: those who enjoy shelling out for a brunch experience that whispers "clean, curated, and vaguely upscale" but rarely shouts "bold flavor" or "culinary adventure." It's food you describe as "lovely" because you've just spent a small fortune on it, not because it actually wowed you. Would I return? Eh, probably not. But for the gray-haired ladies browsing Hudson's art shops, this is their jam. Overpriced, subtle, and perfectly tailored to their taste for restraint over risk. Le Perch will thrive--for them, not me.

Loved their outdoor garden seating area. Went with my family of five after exploring the Thomas Cole house. The croissants are out of this world! The kids had a ham & cheese and a chocolate croissant. My husband had the croque madame and I had an egg and bacon croissant sandwich. We took croissants home, we just couldn't get enough!

Not at all for me. There is a cozy dining area upstairs, however the kitchen is downstairs with no inside access to the dining area. Thus your food is walked out to the street down to the other end of the building outside and up the stairs. This does not help in keeping your food hot and mine was ice cold when it arrived. I also don't appreciate being served my food before my drinks arrive after about 25/30 minutes after ordering. Cold coffee (i guess for the same reason of journeying outside on its way to my table). No one checked back after the food was served. We sat with dirty dishes in front of us for a good 15 minutes before we had to beg for a check. The companion sitting next to my table was gross at best (wasn't able to tell someone about it because no one came to check on us). I guess I'm just not hipster enough to tolerate mediocre food and complete lack of service.

Very nice staff. Cozy spot. Really delicious cappuccino- so smooth and delicious. I didn't add sugar and that's unusual for me! Bought a baguette- ate some at home with butter- great depth of flavor! Best I've had in a long while.

Perfect breakfast/lunch/brunch option in Hudson! This was my first time visiting Le Perche after living in the area for over 15 years and I regret not visiting sooner! We were able to get a table easily and were sat right as we came in which is always a plus. The wait staff were all super helpful and friendly. It was gorgeous on the inside and it looks like they are building a really cool space for outdoor dining. We shared the fries and the salad as well as each getting our own croissants. My croissant was so buttery and flaky with a perfect amount of ham and cheese inside as well as the perfect crust of cheese on top. Get it warmed if you have the time. The salad had a dijony dressing which was so freakin' good! The greens were very fresh! The fries.. oh the fries. The frites were perfectly crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the side and came with this outstanding aioli. It was beyond my expectations.

Coffee is meh, the food however is sublime. Inventive and delicious. Well worth your time.

Beautiful decor and aesthetic. Nice ambiance to catch up with a friend. I ordered the avocado toast with a side of poached eggs (not pictured) for my meal. The avocado ratio was excessive. While the avocado was tasty, it was way more than needed for a slice of toast and the toast was hard and difficult to cut through. My partner did however enjoy some of the avocado with his duck hash (not pictured). He very much enjoyed his entree. I would have liked to see more options. I found the menu to be limiting.

A lovely French cafe/restaurant. Charming bakery counter and retail shop with bar in the front. Walk pass the dining room is a covered garden. Hubby and I along w/ our fur baby had lunch here one day during our trip to Hudson. We had a table at their pet friendly garden, it was a bit too warm on a hot day. Excellent service and food was pretty good. I love the Potato & Leek Soup, and also enjoyed the Le Perche Croque Madame. My hubby's Ham and Cheese Croissant was alright. The Rum Swizzle cocktail was refreshing.

Had brunch on a rainy gray Saturday, and it was lovely. I had the fried rice which was unexpected for brunch but was great. Shared French toast with friends, it was so good - like bread pudding, rich and delicious but not too sweet. The old house was really cool, with the fireplace and the paintings. The staff was excellent, very accommodating and helpful.

Cute brunch spot in Hudson with rustic vibes and a nice backyard seating area. Went with family and a couple babies in tow. Very kid friendly and accommodating of certain food allergies. Loved the duck hash for brunch. Prices are on higher end for the area but portion sizes aren't bad. Highly recommend.

Pretty delicious! I love how small is their menu and how careful they are with designing it. Flavors are pretty beautiful. Crab fried rice and duck potatoes are remarkable and portions are H U G E. So you might take some home

Great brunch spot in Hudson. Ordered the French toast, it was a present surprise. Was expecting slices of bread but it was one large piece of toast with a crispy flaky outside but soft almost bread pudding inside. It was delicious. Would recommend to all guests. Our waiter was very friendly and explained the menu clearly

Visit: April 2021. We were passing through and after walking down the street, decided to get takeout here. The dining room was packed. I got soft scrambled eggs with eel. I think the mister for eggs benefit with confit and potatoes? Both were tasty and a good portion. There was a mixup with our order and thankfully we checked before driving out of town.